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Patients languish in inpatient units because of a lack of long-term care facilities, home care programs and rehab centres.

New funding means south Winnipeg will be getting the Manitoba Menopause Clinic. While its establishment is a ways away, we spoke with Dr. Debra Evaniuk about what physicians need to remember when providing this type of care.

Aligning with upcoming federal legislation, the proposed Trust Framework promises secure, cross-provincial data exchange.

Prime Minister Mark Carney made the announcement Thursday, while on a construction site in Vancouver, calling the plan a ‘landmark new agreement’ for building more homes and modernizing infrastructure in B.C.

By helping shift family doctors from independent contractors to government employees, Scotland offers a model for reducing administrative overhead.

Newly appointed as chief pharmacist officer at the Canadian Pharmacists Association, the veteran pharmacist discusses burnout, primary care and why patients' access to pharmacy services shouldn't depend on where they live.

The Primary Care Act builds on the promise of the Canada Health Act: that medically necessary care should be provided without charge to everyone.

The people designing these new healthcare investments care deeply. The intent is right. But when the accountability reviews come, how will we know if it worked?

The union representing approximately 3,500 paramedics in Alberta had voiced opposition to the initiative.

An honest chat with a man not afraid to get his hands dirty.